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21st January 12, 12:31 PM
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Help finding Czech National Tartan
I could really do with some help for my wedding!
(note to moderators: I have checked the forum rules on advertised/suppliers no official advertisers supply this tartan- especially considering the tiny quantity required! So would not detract from those suppliers)
I am in need of a either
a) cravat / neck tie in Czech national tartan
b) small amount of Czech national tartan material to make my own
I am willing to buy from international websites.
I have tried searching but have not been able to find a supplier- not even locally in Scotland!
Please help if anyone knows where to obtain either ties or material in czech national design.
Thanks
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22nd January 12, 12:26 AM
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Re: Help finding Czech National Tartan
The STA records state that it was woven by Marton Mills. They might be worth a try - http://www.martonmills.co.uk/
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22nd January 12, 12:26 AM
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Re: Help finding Czech National Tartan
Have you contacted the Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Edinburgh? They are the office which approved this Tartan to carry the Country name.
You may also want to attempt to contact the Friends of Scotland CZ as they designed it.
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22nd January 12, 01:47 AM
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Re: Help finding Czech National Tartan
 Originally Posted by Steve Ashton
You may also want to attempt to contact the Friends of Scotland CZ as they designed it.
That would be my first suggestion too. One of the guys from that group came onto XMTS shortly a couple years ago to say "hello" after I translated one of his articles from Czech into English, but I don't think he stayed around.
Their contact info is: kilt@seznam.cz or 00420-608-077 322
Website: http://www.skotsko.net (All in Czech though)
Duos habet et bene pendentes!
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22nd January 12, 05:18 AM
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Re: Help finding Czech National Tartan
I see that the copyright to this tartan belongs to Vaclav Rout, who was chairman of the Friends of Scotland CZ, when this tartan was recorded in 2008. If you could get his permission, I could have a 4 yd, 30" wide length woven for you. That's about as small a minimum run as you will find.
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22nd January 12, 05:27 AM
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Re: Help finding Czech National Tartan
Wow, Matt. 4 yds x 30" wide. That would make SOME tie!
Here's to a long life and a merry one, A pretty girl and an honest one, A cold beer and another one, A quick death and an easy one.
British by birth, Scottish by the grace of God.
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22nd January 12, 06:29 AM
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Re: Help finding Czech National Tartan
Kvasinka, a member here posted in October a DIY kilt in Czech National. He my have enough left to make a tie from. You may wish to contact him.
Just use XMarks search for Czech National Tartan and his post is about the fourth one down. Good Luck!
Kevin
Never be afraid to venture into the unknown and try something new, you just might learn something and have fun doing it.
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28th January 12, 03:08 AM
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Re: Help finding Czech National Tartan
Thats great thanks for all the help. I will post what happens when it does in case anyone else ever needs it. Some great suggestions.
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28th January 12, 04:03 AM
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Re: Help finding Czech National Tartan
Try:
http://www.burnsnightprague.com/
The Friends of Scotland CZ's Burns Supper. Our society has sent Burns Night greetings to them in the past. Vaclav Rout is the Chairman.
Regards,
T.
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28th January 12, 07:24 AM
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Re: Help finding Czech National Tartan
In case it is of help to someone searching in the future I have contacted Vaclav Rout via skotskehry.cz / caledonia.webpark.cz and he can supply the tartan.
So think I shall go with that, although shall have to change from a neck tie I think- it might be a wee bit too heavy weight I think!
Thank you everyone
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